See about getting involved with Californians for Electoral Reform.

Try getting involved with the California Congress of Republicans, center-right Republican group that is not as bat-crazy as the California Republican Assembly. You are going to need grass roots support.

You are going to need to network. I am happy to help guide you to success.

Now, if you are referring to the 100 republican requirement, I have to first pay $2,600 just to obtain the forms. I will elaborate more on my website, when the Internet is restored.

Right now, I am in a coffee shop doing what I can before they close.

My name is Roy Allmond.

I thank you for the vote of confidence. I am always interested in what way was I successful in persuading you to consider me.

However, if I cannot generatre the necessary $2,600 (and the 100 republican signatures) by the close of business of Friday the 12th of March 2010, it will all for naught.

Then republican voters will have a choice between a football player (who had a amen moment to run on a different field), a person who wants to run to have legal standing to challenge Obama's credentials, possibly another who I have heard is covering all bases, and is simultaneously running for County Supervisor, while running for Secretary of State.

These are the choices. All the while, I am a candidate who has worked at the Secretary of State office for the last decade. Can find the Secretary of State office without using GPS (something the Bowen probably cannot do either). Rides a commuter bus, and used to ride lightrail to work.

I can also name all of the various departments the Secretary of State, and have at the very least a working knowledge of each of the departments.

Of all of the candidates, I feel that I have the best capability to unseat Bowen, and know what should be done after winning.

All I wish to do is give voters an option to consider another candidate.

The party is not a big tent party.

Even if I was tactful with my verbiage with the social conservative faction of the California Republican Party or the San Bernardino County Republican Party is accurate. Many of the vocal activists would rather have stuff like Prop 8 pass than, to solve the state budget crisis. Instead of theocrat, the proper tactful verbiage should be traditionalist.

If that is the case, maybe we should support illegal immigration that Joe Baca is encouraging. They may help make our state budget deficit bigger, but they at least support traditional values.

The party is not a big tent party.

Even if I was tactful with my verbiage with the social conservative faction of the California Republican Party or the San Bernardino County Republican Party is accurate. Many of the vocal activists would rather have stuff like Prop 8 pass than, to solve the state budget crisis. Instead of theocrat, the proper tactful verbiage should be traditionalist.

If that is the case, maybe we should support illegal immigration that Joe Baca is encouraging. They may help make our state budget deficit bigger, but they at least support traditional values.